Hi, > "Kim, Jeong-Hwan" wrote: > (1) I cound not install any package > > I copied the binary files from FTP mirror site to my hard disk. > When I set up the DEBIAN the dSELECT program is lauched. > But when I entered ACCESS menu I selected "harddisk" and > put the name "/dev/hda1" ( My hard disk is partitioned into 3 > one is for DOS, another is for LINUX and the other is for LINUX SWAP) > and to the "TYPE" I wrote "msdos", and > DSELECT program asked me to write the top location of the files > and so I wrote "user/frog/Linux/Debian/dists/slink". > But DSELECT told me the "there is no such directory" . > What is the problem??? > I copied the linux program "Debian/dists/slink/~~~" into > my hard disk ( -> c:/user/frog/Linux/). > So I could not setup any more program..........
You probably have to mount your dos partition before dselect can read from it. Mounting is sort of like drive letters in DOS/Windows, except the partition is accessed through a specific directory instead of a drive letter. It sounds as though you've got the base system installed, that's good. At the prompt type (as user root): # cd /mnt # mkdir dos # mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 dos If this is successful, the directory /mnt/dos will now be the same as c:\ in dos. Now run dselect again and type in the location as: /mnt/dos/user/frog/Linux/Debian/dists/slink > > (2) Network function is abnormal > > When the setup procedure, I selected network interface card to "S3509" > and I full-filled the IP address items such as DNS, GateWay, my ip, > etc. > But when setup is completed I execute the ping command. > But the command put any message(response) to me. Lets get the installation bit done first, and we can come back to this later. Matthew
